The coloured lands
By: by G. K. Chesterton; illustrated by the author.
Contributors: Ward, Maisie, 1889-
Publisher: Sheed & Ward
Published: 1938
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 238
Notes: A collection of prose and verse written between 1891 and 1934.
Printed in Great Britain.
Introduction (p. 9-16) signed: Maisie Ward.
Table of contents: title: The coloured lands; title: Bob-up-and-down; title: The whale's wooing; title: The disadvantage of having two heads; title: Ballade of kindness to motorists; title: The jazz; title: Half-hours in Hades; title: Dreams; title: Stilton and Milton; title: In the evening; title: Triolet; title: The end of the anecdote; title: The wild goose chase; title: The artistic side; title: Ballade of the grotesque; title: A song of wild fruit; title: Paints in a paint-box; title: A fragment; title: Les boileaux; title: The two taverns; title: Tagtug and the tree of knowledge; title: Ballade of the tea-pot; title: The professor and the cook; title: Girl guides; title: Wonder and the wooden post; title: Ballade of dead men; title: The taming of the nightmare; title: On household gods and goblins; title: The phantom butler; title: The joys of science; title: The legend of the sword; title: Plakkopytrixophylisperambulantiobatrix; title: Christmas and the first games; title: Ballade of a stoic; title: A nightmare; title: Homesick at home.